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This document provides information about the geography, cities, rivers, and landmarks of Pennsylvania. It states that Pennsylvania borders New York, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, and New Jersey, with Philadelphia as its capital city. It also mentions that Pittsburgh and Allentown are among its most populated cities after Philadelphia, and describes regions like the Pocono Mountains, rivers including the Delaware and Allegheny, and locations such as Fairmount Park, the Bartram Garden, and the city of Bethlehem.
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Colonial Pennsylvania was founded in 1681 by William Penn as a place for Quakers to practice their religion freely. It became an important colony due to agriculture, cities like Philadelphia which fostered the arts, and its role during the American Revolution. Pennsylvania was a diverse colony inhabited by Quakers, Germans, Scots-Irish, and African slaves. Newspapers emerged as an important form of communication and entertainment for colonists.
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Pennsylvania has three major rivers - the Ohio, Susquehanna, and Delaware Rivers. It also has several reservoirs and lakes, including Allegheny and Pymatuning reservoirs in the northwest and Raytown Lake in the south. Over 1,239 square miles of Pennsylvania are covered by water, including Lake Erie which is the largest lake in the state. Greenhouse and nursery products as well as mushrooms are top agricultural crops, while livestock such as milk, beef, and chickens also contribute significantly to Pennsylvania's economy. The climate varies across the state with cold winters and temperatures ranging widely by region.
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Pennsylvania has three major rivers - the Ohio, Susquehanna, and Delaware Rivers. It also has several reservoirs and lakes, including Allegheny and Pymatuning reservoirs in the northwest and Raytown Lake in the south. Over 1,239 square miles of Pennsylvania are covered by water, including Lake Erie which is the largest lake in the state. Greenhouse and nursery products generate the largest agricultural revenues, while mushrooms rank second. Milk is Pennsylvania's most important livestock product and the state is a leading milk producer. Pittsburgh is known as the city of Steel due to its history in steel production during the American Revolution.
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This document provides information about the geography, cities, rivers, and landmarks of Pennsylvania. It states that Pennsylvania borders New York, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, and New Jersey, with Philadelphia as its capital city. It also mentions that Pittsburgh and Allentown are among its most populated cities after Philadelphia, and describes regions like the Pocono Mountains. The document also provides details about rivers in the state like the Delaware and Allegheny Rivers. It briefly mentions places in Pennsylvania such as Pennsylvania Station, Fairmount Park, the Bartram Garden, and the city of Bethlehem. It concludes with noting that actor John Hamilton was born in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania has three major rivers - the Ohio, Susquehanna, and Delaware Rivers. It also has several reservoirs and lakes, including Allegheny and Pymatuning reservoirs in the northwest and Raytown Lake in the south. Over 1,239 square miles of Pennsylvania are covered by water, including Lake Erie which is the largest lake in the state. Greenhouse and nursery products as well as mushrooms are top agricultural crops, while livestock such as milk, beef, and chickens also contribute significantly to Pennsylvania's economy. The climate varies across the state with cold winters and temperatures ranging widely by region.
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Pennsylvania has three major rivers - the Ohio, Susquehanna, and Delaware Rivers. It also has several reservoirs and lakes, including Allegheny and Pymatuning reservoirs in the northwest and Raytown Lake in the south. Over 1,239 square miles of Pennsylvania are covered by water, including Lake Erie which is the largest lake in the state. Greenhouse and nursery products generate the largest agricultural revenues, while mushrooms rank second. Milk is Pennsylvania's most important livestock product and the state is a leading milk producer. Pittsburgh is known as the city of Steel due to its history in steel production during the American Revolution.
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- 1. This is the flag of Pennsylvania
- 2. It limits the north with the state of New York, the south with Maryland and Western Virginia, the west with Ohio, the east with New Jersey and the northwest with the Erie lake.
- 3. This is the capital of Pennsylvania
- 4. Philadelphia is the greater city of the state of Pennsylvania.
- 5. Another of the populated cities of Pennsylvania is Pittsburgh.
- 6. Allentown is a city located in the county of County of Lehigh. After Philadelphia and of Pittsburgh, it is the third more populated city of Pennsylvania.
- 7. The Pocono Mountains region is a mountainous region of about 2,400 square miles (6,200 km²) located in northeastern Pennsylvania
- 8. The Delaware river has a length of 579 km and drains an area of 36,568 km ².
- 9. The Allegheny river has a length of 523 km. Their main affluents are the Clarion river, the Kiskiminetas river and the French stream .
- 10. Antietam Creek the river basin of the brook includes 241 km2.
- 11. Pennsylvania Station-30th Street was opened in 1933, shortly after that finished the expansion of the Pennsylvania railroad (PRR)
- 12. Fairmount Park is a system of municipal parks located in Philadelphia in the United States.
- 13. The garden of Bartram has 18 hectares (45 acres) of extension.
- 14. Bethlehem is a city of nearly 72,000 people in eastern Pennsylvania - a city known for its rich colonial and industrial history.
- 15. John Hamilton was an actor who was born in Pennsylvania.
- 16. The end